Crispian Belfrage

Crispian Belfrage is an accomplished theatre, television and film actor who hails from London, England. He trained at the London Academy of Music and Drama followed by a stint at the Royal Shakespeare Company and further training in the U.S.A. at Stella Adler under Arthur Mendoza.
Crispian's credits include "Bent" with Mick Jagger, Clive Owen and Jude Law; "The Donner Party" alongside Crispin Glover and "Mary, Mother of Jesus" opposite Christian Bale among many others. Additionally, he is the co-star and producer of the film "As Good As Dead" starring Cary Elwes and Andie MacDowell. He is also one of the main producers on the short film "Admissions" starring James Cromwell. His another starring acting role was the lead antagonist in :Rushlights" co-starring Beau Bridges and Aiden Quinn which just premiered at the Montreal World International Film Festival. In 2013, Crispian is slated to star in the horror film "Cutter" and to produce and star in "Squidge Cooper", a comedy about an out-of-his-prime British exotic dancer on a quest to truth and enlightenment.

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